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DIANA Challenge call: webinars on May 22nd, June 5th and 19th

When
MAY ’25
Thu
22
JUN ’25
Thu
19

This was 1 year ago

Location

Online

Programmes
  • Defence
  • NATO-EDA
📢 The next DIANA Challenge Call will open in June!

Over the next few months, DIANA will be hosting three webinars to help innovators understand the Challenge Call and how to submit a successful proposal.

These sessions are open to anyone who is interested in submitting a proposal to be selected into DIANA's 2026 cohort.

Save the dates:

📅22 May, 15:00 BST - Introducing DIANA's Challenge Call for the 2026 Cohort

📅05 June, 15:00 BST - Tips for a Successful Proposal

📅19 June, 15:00 BST – Understanding Dual-use Technologies

👉 Watch the video of the first webinar from 22 May: https://lnkd.in/dAT3_Uqw

⚠️ In the meantime, if you are interested in submitting a proposal, you should apply for a DUNS number now! You will need a DUNS or UEI number to proceed through the selection process. You can request your DUNS number here (and make sure you select your country by clicking on the top right corner): https://lnkd.in/djVpHvP3
Image with the following text: Innovator Webinars, Introducing DIANA’s Challenge Call – 22 May, 15:00 BST, Tips for a Successful Proposal – 5 June, 15:00 BST, Understanding Dual-use Technologies – 19 June, 15:00 BST.

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